davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26
4puueDIlaa. llnoer rluelret ON 81

gpnnebIlag. unoer llpetret ON gtat.
ten ben 9be 9ecbr., Der par lebia9et al
ct ltarft 5oroenpeir, ilUs ifolse "SeItl.
9abl." 2pniloen neo / DIE Gbriltenlens
@aarc, Sirelui Sosn, Tom aloeles
n~ebbrpnote. Sem acer, Der itcoe lise
unber bet Steo, buor 9puneollaset lfete,
ibielIlpses, buorimoo De curige areatus
rer % Snoboet reobeoes.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26

Suooelatlpen mellem ben bersmte
saFt00sr arel Saulien Os bans tibs
,s's e'eo Sasen er M aisiort iaales
~ " 0en 6Orite iremoeles itaar ipm
=. raltt StOitelsb. Der bar iajts
;,, '0fN'leulss Sob; Sasen oanbt bet
D NUE. men @aulIen i De to iiblte, bog
'aroelsS ubetpoelist 5oriprans.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26

Ira Haffeitao meooeles til N. Isl"
at Der iinoes en- @oas, iom ior 40 Nar
lioen blep fjpbt paa Nltttiun bpor gam
mel Den bar, oa ben fom unber Sarnz
merer, oeo man life. Saar la9oe o9
uoruseoe ben fine Is sgs ps ipnes iaas
leoes life i no9en Senieenoe at lioe al
Observation-Disclosures.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26
Tattiaaaaro paa Iois. 5reoas Der

6attiagaaro paa Gois. 5reoas ben
l7be 9ecbr. ueptus SOis Serreos itpre
iiplse Meooelelie til "Sers. Sib." ct
A~ncrasenoe fra 23, Sfattepoere ON
lnareit at oprette Ell %5attis9aarb. 6or=
mauoene fit / Opbrus at unoeriDse Iris
% andre 5prbulpe paa De irembucte
Giencomn,e % operlepere llpfaloet til
S%erreosItpret, Der oa enoelis bar at al
aipre aipbet. 8ols Sparebanf bar
bepilaet ct relteirit 2aan al $4,000 ar.
til gnlfaiielle at 5attigsaaro.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26

YluOIelig Sob. Gn at Salselnnos
elplte Sorsere, Saluur Gifilolen, er
plupielis aisaaet ueo 9poen. S Iumme
9ieblif ban iatte fig til Miooassboroet
eiter ON 5ormibbasen at bape oeltaset
i Observation-Disclosures, iesnebe ban neo
fra Stulen % osbe itrar. San bapoe !
manae glar beltaset / &Ommaneitprelien
pa peret Sal9manb.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26

zen beoite / Beroen" fan meo Sanobee
@riggs' 8lpcertn Salpe fables. Zen helbres
Der burti9t Staar, opreuen 0lto, Brauoiaar,
Saar, Tiles, Stab og ale Sla9s SubuoIet.
3llial9s hos s. 8. Moutgonterp & 60, 7es
corab, Soma. 9.13.1a
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26
Sc 0errer ;sielo Il @riaeS / 6ouftol

9e 0errer Sieio IL 9riseS I 5ou fton,
Wirreiota, bar litret liz al Il. 1cp1sC Cough
Killer ian,t al 7r. 5olpHs German Vegs-
table Blood Purifyer Get er iortriniiss
ytioler baaoe iom Meoicin / ginre- o9 2es
oerip9oomme, iom ogiaa iom B!oOreniere;
iutet beore fiuoes, 6orieg bent! Gao til
7eres 3ru9giit og iorlang benz!
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26

Genltre / a~jsbenbauns 3oie areos
baaber at tlinl,e bepase 9igteren s. So
Itrup til at title Jig mob General Ever
NOES. Stemninsen / areoien er itGrf
for Sr. Suitriip us ifaber liulis 9ilsans
al llnoerifrifter paa en- Spiororin9 til
bam ON at pnre Sppoiitionens aanois
mt
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26

Seq ifnloe Onite at bape mig en- 6usbolOer
eller en- aone, ira 30 til 80 War gamntel, lom
tunoe oeltage / min SttlinS. oa Jes bar ct
spot 6jem, os en- i'm Solig for benoe; men
lee bar oct Tor eniomt os for nleget at beitille
aleue. H9rmere llnoerretnin9 tau bun iaa,
ON bun itriper til y. Guoe, Sositpn. Bolt
60, Minn., Sor 90.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26
Sprfning al Spbaf, lpm / be lenel

SDrfning al Sobaf, inn / De lenere
2(ar er oreuet / Studbolm5 Smesn, bar
iaar giuet ct guniti9t &eiultat. Mes
oerS benne Tpbaf fpr fun er blcuen an
uerpt iOm Slunbing til Snus os tint
pierre Np9tobaf, bar man MI begpnpt at
tilpirfe Gisarer al ben, % De lfal pare
me9et spoe.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26

s%elubrpanp. sOrenitrioer 5rar's
Senrit Meioea os Suitru, Olipia isot
Slrnseu, bar bulbt 1T SNpbrplllp. pan
bor parst / Salinsoal III i32 @ar, isrIt
lOm SasiOrer Os iaa i be iiblte 10 Var
iom SorneItriper. San er en- al De met
populere Wano / 8pscen.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26
6nostjeneite.

S~srittommeuoe Sonoass Sormiooas 81.
1917.
acknowledgements efter Buostieneiten.
aonTrmanterne msoergRanoas Sormiooas
ri. 1919.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26
Suleaiten / stnoenrer,aminnoet.

s. ousen bar for Stif bper SuleaTten at
befpIte Suleieit for De Stnoenter,
lpm life bar noset beitemt Steo at saa
ben Den @iten. Saar aibolotes oslaa
en- iaaban Set / Stuoenteriamfunoet'
men Der mppte bare IA Stuoenter frem.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26
CnRes.

On 5ratteitrRooer tan faa ftaoi9t
Nrbeioe belle Naret runot hos
Sanlon & Stou9,
1913 hilbert Sea, Winn.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26

6nlobrDnup. 9irettpr i Gbriiti=
onia Spnre6ant BalSer 6alfenberg %
Suitru Salentine, ieot ajelien, ieirebe
lille Suleaften oenne jim Scitibsbas.
Sat bar / 20 g(ar p9ret Sfiiteiorpalter
/ 6oueoitapen % II Nar 5orligelies-
tcmmisiar; iOrrelten bar ban inoebait
mango Sillibsbueru, iom ban ale bar
iplpt til Iilfreosbeo. Sesse 9gsteial=
Ter fan slabe Jig peo Ell goo Selbreb.
- Stibsrbeoer Sens Sanien Sjerpe
paa Notterp % Suitru bar ogiaa! ieiret
Ell lisnenoe Set. Sessc raife % rsrise.
Sr. Sanien inpta9er cronl en- Sitting
/ asmmunen iom Speriormpnper.
Stibsrbeoer iSonsbers, 2anrent
lils Som o9 &one li9eleoes. 6an er
70 bun Y g(ar. Sans 0elbrep ct Be
'enere Nar saaet np9et tilba9e. Sr.
SOM par / fin 5io meo at ltiite SIP
maros ioreninsen.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26

.Nuif pda. at ieroi9sjOrte ala.
Botter, Sfo og St0oler Og Sperlto, Grp
@ooos o. 8rocerier i9l9es bili9ere hos
6ielo & Briggs I Souiton, Niun, emo paa
noget anoet Store | Gouutiet. vi tonmer
til at baue bet ltgrite Cplag iBeiten al Silte
GommetsrflRoer og andre 8arer for Selias
oa9ene til lauere Iriier euo be Tan tlebes
pna nogst duoet Steo. vi tager Geo iBptte
for 8arer. Nicto IL 8riaQS.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26
Greutnperi | Hnotipbina. Git

Der / l9ngere 5ip bar foriuunoet Sreue,
tilbels inoeboloenoe uan9iune Yen9e, Der
bar lagte / De iprlfjeaise Sreufasier i
&ubfjpbing, bleu iiplse "2an9el. lib"
icrleben Spnoag Scat en- rlbre Berger
an6olot ifaro meo at anbne Ell al Sreoz
faslerne. 8ebfommenoe8 Suitru bleo
li9elebes unbolpt, og ueo Ell Susnnoerz
ipaelie innotes flere a DC iapneoe Sreue.
Gen QrbOlote bar %ietere %ailipet Jig /
Nrrelten.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26
uinolofe Sreoe OeO 9stOrab 9. o,

81 Nilliam 19rbo Huoreas R~asmuicn-
Sle Nn0erion apamms I Z Scbaiou &c
Gberion.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26

lanore Bern | 9ipsiare. JOrles
ben par iiclse Social emofr." ca. 100
Born / en- Slber fra ct Bar Waaneoer
iii IA War ner pee at blipe fpalte al
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26

Oct iamlebe Mntal Born unoer Is
Var, lom Der / 2anbet anoenoes / 5as
brifter, fan a%nilaaes til 1000, berai 24O0
Gutter.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26

Nreuoal. Eli "Mtrsbl." lfripes:
Scr beriter ltor 0pbipielie, pg DC Gee
ner, ipm / iin 5io intot SteO peb Yris
puttauteus 6aOit, bar III ueo Spare
bunteus Suersiuelie til 8OnfurS gjens
taget iig - @raao % Sammer, llobrllo
al 6orbitrelie o.i.u.
9aa Ben Stifteiamlin9 / Sparebaus
Tens 30, bpor De iorelpbi9e 9eltprere,
%Olitineitcr 6olmboe, 8ipbmanb Mils
GbrlltenIe EN- % Stortbinssmano 5lDjitao
ONl9te@, ialot Der lterfe Orb, iiGr OPP
trnaOte SgnOerne meo ifarpe for Spens
6orretning8iolf libet lmigrenoe llota
lelier. Dan bebreibeoe 9ireftionen,
0els at 0en life aQereoe / Spit, 1trar
Stlalngen blep beflenot 9joroe, buap
Der MI CT Ifet, bel8 at Den life bar 9jort
6orla9 paa ueo Senoenoelie til De Itore
5noltpNere at ian Dem til at 9aa ino
Paa at labe tilbageboloe cnops Ell BETH
oeIi9 Del al oeres iuolatte Mibler.
oo0lOOerterbanfens 5alb lise eiter
% TOM cit 6Dl9e al Sparebantens bar
l're9et Sen alminbelige Seitprelie; ale
Slas'cr al Samiunbet bliper rammeoe,
% StoNet uil mRrtes / pioe areoie puer
)NG 9oOt lom bele Imtet. Sg mango
Var Oll bet uare, iuoen @renoal isien
laaT 5nItltuter, iom peb fine Yiorag til
uln''nnpttl9c % uelsjprenoe Snoretz
I'SsT tan ItDtte S%amfunoet; betpoeli9e
Na'l'aIsr CT al Sparebaufen linber bens
VniF'rt SO Wars Yirfiombeb itjnnfeoe
%'aa0nrne giemeb.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26

YaitorS ftebals Nnnbreiie bar bru9t
ct ubbptte for "%gSaiieubuiet" al umtrent
$500 &rpner.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26

u {.

o.,,ero 13oe gecbr. 9il Dag
~ ;fripe5: ut arasero meo i'm ltore
~,~;r1ibsflaapc life er bleuet nberort al
:, asis Wars Oaarlise 5roster' er IND
",;,noe. 5 be slimrenOe 6rastaar TO
p.,,,s ;atte ale, iom baube Sen9e at
x, oisie 5%artDier. Der oanneoes
ou.,r,sientitaber, Der antos forrelponz
,,r,roe Neoere, ium ba sjerne par ltprre
..,,;sre. ut cisle &pmpanier bar
81 "a fiber gtDo / oisie Cher, tiger
y. ,,fn Gn al pot SDs ltprre Sors
. ;ro smQlto / benlte Srante bar q.
T,rtsfien, iOm ior en- Gio 'ioen maatte
,n,roipe lit 80 til Stiiteretten. SOet
M nile 0uerballance, oa Statns er op=
,;,rt fiter Surtoierncs Yartp9roi. Wten
~, ,r 10 I'LL Ell llbpre 5Orifjel paa 6ars
,,i,rs aniatte og oercs uirfelise Seroi,
@o,frrsbpers 9lipifling llu9er 10 tiat9e
,.ors sumrner. 6or no9le Iar lioen
IS ,,olspes ct itprre Sfibsreoerf irma
b,rieos a%unfur5. Otter Status bite
S,t # Cueritrb al $4,000 arpner, M
Fosy Ser, at BET tnapt gioer 20 Srocent.
I'm anOen at Spens elbre 6orret
r~irnsnauO, ipm fOr Ell 5io lioell 9it
sonflrs, er S~jpbnlano p9 Sftbsreoer
Gilsyt gnoerien. Sa, man maa befla9e
Se MnuN, Ium iiOoer i tort Stibsreoeri
MI fpr 3ioen. Ser iuicr Gn natnrli9ols,
icm ~pperalt, mtiloags Ell bel Del Sing
tr mi ON 0rene, bppraf pislelig Stprz
ASelen er Spipino. Ser finoes altio
ssn, iom bar 6ornDielie al at ubbrebe
lot Snaf, uben at betGnfe, at tetop |
Ell 1io ium oente, oa Sanifellsbeberne
inScn neutrality-suspicious. CT itDrrc emo
iroaunlio, buroe al pperIlpbiS Gale
mpouaes. Sitfert ct oct, at &raserp
bar tetpOeli9 MubitanosfraIt, os at Der
fnoes ilere iulibe 6irmuer, iOm er OPP
tiente / Sc ouoe g(ar for Dor Sfibsfart.
S;suoiarlelen % SrGlaitbanoelen bar
oQiaa bru0t mango Tcn9e tilbpS.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26
SD0sfaib. 3olofasierer 8eoer Moe

lfripes ira Eors9rlmb ben 2Soe De
cember / "@renmar" er eiter npoer
Sios Spsbpm Suleaiten aigaaet ueo
9cben / en- 9lloer al - 9(ar. Niopoe,
Der bar ipot 5ronobjem 1909, blep
Stuoent / 1881 ps jurbiit 9anoioat /
1889. !San b%espnbte lin @~mbeospirf>
lombeo / 9epartementet, bppr ban apan=
cereoe til tpn9elis 5llbmestig, blep Der
paa SepptiOrualter / &riItiania, inotil
ban / 1868 uon9pnteS til 9~plota8lerer
/ Sors9runo, bpilfet @mbepe ban altiaa
beltDrebe lisetil i'm SDb. 5~olofasierer
Woe er panpret bort Ell 9ammel Sa-
befsmano, Der peb i'm retifafne % noble
aarafter % ijelone Gllfueroisbeb til
panct Jig alles sl9telie, Sensiuenbeo %
&l9rli9beo.
ajpbmano 9pnletb / fife @renos
iegaoe, Gbriitianin, er aiguaet ueo 81
Den.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26
Ieosfaio.

(stmlussltat rsasiais oriasssi "Iaoraa gofsu' Tom
biotii gratis 81 oerimoo en- iaaoan AHusiesiie ai ujos
lsitissr, Sno6os taer ltoiassi al BWs, ea maa laaoaEi
ss,al@ > Gents ". Sinit { 5oritao)
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26

Jeratiaars GmbeOsjnbilGnm er feiz
ret | Bergen al De TO oerparenoe Off
cerer, nemlis 8Srr. Obcrtleitnant
NrQ % Maior Mohr.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26

Treoning al &pal. s @arop bar
Der eiter Sncbpoelie al 5iiferifurenins
ems SeItprelie oeret uibotot ct 9isfusz
~lipnsmcbe ON, bupruipt BET aniaaes fla
beligt for Glib % 5orlteiiiferierre, at
ben %fpre9uaelpe Spalfangit icrtiattes,
% ON 6paleus 5reonirg al ben @runp
%anlaaes pnlfelig.
Samtlige 6iifere, Der lotalte Jig, par
for Srebuinsen al Sualen % 9rrrnoeoe
line GaaItanoe ON Spalfi1fets Sfaoez
lisbeb paa Griarinser, &c babe sjort
lpm Siifere.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26

6briitianien L. Sos Status CT mi
op9jprt. Oct uiier ct Sperifyp al 8r.
1Gl,G2S.66.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26
Spcrretsiaaiorer i. 6. 6ensmarf

Spcrretsiagiorer 5. 6. 6ensmarf
bar III faaet i'm Dom, Der lpoer paa b
Gars acknowledgements for 5alit
pg Seoraseri. 5or at itaiie Yense til
at flare DC trptfeuoe 5urbolo, buori ban
bar fommen peo at opertd9e 3riiten al
@ienoOmmen "5nrumguaro" NGrbeoen
al alpbenbaun, bar ban nemli9 uoiteot
en- ialif Yanteobligation pau en- 6aaro
/ 9Due 6erreo, furipnet Den meo falit
2bltglesnings E~aate9ning % er oeroeo
blepet i StaAo til at erboloe ct 9aan
paa 10000 &r. 9tatipnalbanfen. Gros
uioere bar ban %iorbrugt ilere @upitnler,
Der bar bam betroet til N"ubrinoelien /
Yrioriteter. Sep Gpmnen tilplisteoes
ban enopioere til at %eritntte oisie, ipm
Taft belpber Jig til $4,000 ar.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26

ztate ximien bar siprt betpoelis Re
button i Sriien paa Biletter fra Siunoina.
pieIr.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26
,ior npale glnr iinsn par Der ira Qpp

6or nosle Mar Iiosn par Der ira 2OU-
giunin9ens Sioe tiltpnft Ntaopi9 eli
SRbersgape pua 1000 Str. nnrlig, iOm
ban imiolertio life pnifeoe al mootuge.
Der er M baaoe / 6egjerin9s % Riss=
oagsfreoie ct alminbeligt gnife ON at
laoe 6npen tililpoe bans to 9ptre ionl
.liuspari9 llnberitottelie. Man pnlfer
oerpeo baaoe at bRore ben NIoDbe pg at
unerfjenbe bans 9ptre, Der par bam i
zines Steo, on Spnet / De ienere 9lar
ipi0teoe 6am.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26
6unocn Slaife. Sra Nrerpal fri.

6nnoen 6laIfe. Sra Nrencal fri
pes Den 15be 9ecbr. / glreno. glpis:
Siorsaars futbt Yeber @lnoerien
Sfare ubenfor SrpmDsn en- tilforfet
SLATE, inbebolbeube ct Srep reo Ell
rnsliif 9loresie, % besuben ~iglsenbe
Yaatesninger iebr nbtis, &uSlano, ST.,
petersburg. Private, please send this
letter (bebag at ienoe bette Srep) Saa
Sunben al 6laiten laa osiaa Ell Sem
iranf @ulb, %antaseli9 beltemt for SIM
oerer. Yrepet pil bliue poerleueret til
ben r~usiiite &oniul berltebs, for al be
ipr9e5 oibere gienIem Den ~rlslilfe Sc
neralfonlul / &riitiania.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26

hort II iiltirpnolebe Sort meb
DSl' goers ytdun og8lomit oper,
FIN 80 Gents; % importereoe 8lomitertort
10 Gents, 80 ebrpntos 10 Gents, Is paire
Sort meo Ell Goie pper Aauuet 10 Gents.
NaeHter euites. Noresie:
=. ~. SlSon,
Bor 454, Neuapgo, Mi6
-AKR aGp4H GIeepraAA&pi4tea9 "a LII
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26

5000 @geuter Dnl,es itrar til at iaIse De
fineite &tltttort / DC 5oreueoe Stater. Vile
upe W9ultre for 1887. Trguer oiu. AGENTS..
Store TrBuebgger % Gents. yu er bet Eis
ben til at tiene Ienee. Stor Rommislion 90
pere Hremier 9iues bort.
Soutb Wir1enpolis, garo Co,
minneapolis, Wtiun.
gtron bette Blao).
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26

5erlte Sob 5000 Meter) panct
Yailien meo ca. / Meters 5priprans-
/ anbet (l609 Weter) fpm ban mirorc
enc ct balut Setlnlo tibtisere til Maalet
erto Sa9eu. 9aulien refer ON rtoole
Gage til Nmerita for at gipe Spuis.
ming i aunitlcb. s0ugen a9ter fig til
Spllanb.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-01-07
Life OF an Express Messenger.

Mr.. Horace Rood, OF the American express
company, speaking on tho subject tho other
day, said: Express messengers, as n general
thing. are held in marked respect even by
their superiors, and with something OF rev.
erence and awe by their interiors, clerks in
company Offices etc., and the ordinary public.
In the first place. they are carefully selected
as to habits Of life, etc., and are then placed
under heavy bond and subjected to the most
precise rules and regulations. Then they ure
men who are constantly and m~omentarily ex-
pecting an assault, and, as old messengers say,
sleep so lightly-generally curled up on the
safe containing the valuables intrusted to
their care-that the slightest noise outside OF
the running Of the train, fully awakens them;
and, as remarked the other day, they are
men with a great deal of hcnor-though
valor and pride better express the meaning
intended-as they know they are employed
as much TO be ready for a fight, and a des-
perate encounter at a moments notice. as Tor
anything else. Among themselves the deepest
disgrace is that they should have been over
come or yielded their treasures without at least
O mark or q wound that would testify that
their courage or fidelity was not at fault.
This defence is always possible, or should be,
as one Of the ~stricteSt rules laid down to be
followed by the messenger, and that is as to
being armed.
Several Of the companies require their mes
sengers to wear their revolvers in a belt about
their waist, and in the case of the American
he is required to strap his revolver about his
waist at the city office before he goes into his
car, and before he takes charge of his treas
ure. The rule to this extreme is not, how
ever, Endorsed by all companies. Many allow
their messengers to carry their revolvers IN
their safes on going and coming off a run,
but all require the Numbering of their batter
les when they are actually placed in q posi-
ton when they by any possibility may be
called upon to use them. This rule is, how
ever, very frequently disregarded, as the re-
volver strapped to the waist is cumbersome,
and interferes with the messengers movements
and comfort when at work, and hence the re-
volver is frequently hung on the side OF the
car or laid on the safe. The messengers strong
est safeguard, however, is the rule against
admitting outsiders to the car, and some of the
companies rigidly exclude even trainmen be-
tween stations Globe Democrat.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-01-07
Virginia ~Commandery.

The officers of Virginia Commandery,
No. ,, X. of p, were installed at Concor-
dia Hall last night. This commandery is
the Oldest in the State, has 40 members,
and a cash balance of over $4,000 in the
treasury. Sick benefits are paid to the
members, and their families also receive
a payment upon their death.
The following are the officers installed :
Past chancellor, George Tyree; chancel-
lor commander, William II. Stevens ;
vice-chancellor, James b. Angle; prelate,
NJ. b. Buchanan; master of arms, c. Rus
kell keeper of rolls and seals, George L.
Styll; master of finance, r. G. Epps
master Of exchequer, II. Z. Elston inner
guard, f. p. Burke; outer guard, George
Long. Trustees: l.. G. jenkins, l.. NJ.
Farley, +. p. Hulce. Representative to
Grand Lodge, +. p. Hulce.
After the installation the c%ommandery
proceeded to Pizzini's uptown restau-
rant, where an elegant banquet had been
prepared under the supervision of Sir
Knight +. y. Burke. Every delicacy, as
well as substantial, that the market af-
forded, had been provided. The repast
was partaken of in a manner that was in
itself the highest praise that could be be-
slowed upon it.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-01-07
woman's Unfeminine Employments.

One of the most painful features in metro
politan life is the degradation of women. lido
not here refer to anything of a vicious nature
but simply to the effect Of extreme poverty.
1t is always pitiable TO sec the sex forced to
unfeminine e~mployments, but it IS a common
thing here. | nave seen a woman cutting
grass with a sickle in an uptown lot in order
TO make hay for the winter support OF
a goat. have seen q woman bring home q
board from some demolished building and
then try TO break it up for fuel by pounding
it on Che sidewalk with a stone. l saw another
woman carrying coal in a pail up three pairs
Of stairs 10 her room in a tenement house.
She had bought a small load Of this article
and was thus storing it away. A large part
of the chiffoniers or rag and waste paper
pickers are women, ard what horrid looking
creatures they arel
On the other hand, a dealer in fashions told
me that there are hundreds and even thou
sands of women who spend $3.50 annually
on dress. 1t may be difficult TO imagine tho
feelings of this fashion worshiping crowd,
but how much more to imagine those Of a
IN so degraded that q rag picked from
the street is q prize. Taking q general view,
New York life is not favorable to woman.
Among the rich the idleness of luxury wastes
its victims into helplessness, while among the
poor one notices that disproportionate degree
Of hardship which so often stamps the coun-
tenance with fearful uglineSs.-New York
Cor. Utica Herald.
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Not Proven.

By reference to the Police Court report
it will be seen that the four young men
who were charged with disorderly con
duct at the Salvation services were dis
charged. This is all right; no one
desires any innocent person to suffer.
But the question is, why were not the
guilty parties arrested. Numbers OF
persons who were present say that the
conduct was %disgraceful. That a gang
of rowdies insulted and defied the parties
conducting the meetings. 1t is hoped
that the next time arrests are made the
officers of the meeting will catch the right
parties, and see to it that they are prose
culed, even if the matter has to be called
to the attention of the grand jury. Nc
kind of religious meeting Of whatever
belief should be broken up with impunity
in a city which boasts of as many
churches and church-going people as
Richmond. The fact that no one can be
punished, may be taken as a preteXt for
a renewal of the disturbances at the
meetings.
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It's Celebration by the Charity Bail-A
Scene of Beauty and JOY Unc0nfned.

Ct0hO W SGohsJ w. 80
The alabaster lamps $50 to speak at
Armory Hall last night looked down on a
scene OF loneliness and gayety. There
Richmond had gathered the flowers OF its
beauty to dance the happy hours away in
a ball given for "sweet charity's sake"
From $50 until 10 o'clock =. NJ. there
was an almost continuous arrival
Of hacks, and Seventh street from
Broad to Marshal presented al
most as animated an appearance as
did historic ST.. Pauls the night be-
fore. The Regimental Armory had
been as well decorated as circumstance
would admit, and presented a very hand
some appearance. But it is of the ball it
self or rather of its fair and handsome
attendants that this is written.
The attendance was large and en-
braced many well known in the social
and business world of the city. Many of
the noted beauties of the city were
present, and the costumes were elegant.
In the absence Of the man-milliner of the
TINES no attempt is made to i~ndividualize.
There was an ocean of bright eyes, wavy
ringlets, sweet smiles, flowers, jewels,
etc, and when melody rose with its
voluptuous spell there was music in the
air as you can well imagine, and the
lovely bellies and gallant beaux danced
the pretty and perplexing minuets for all
they were worth.
DR.. John +. Bransford, United States
Navy, drew the beau, and his partner,
Miss Carter, was the queen. Her maids
of honor were Miss Agnes Mayo, Miss
Bruce, and Miss Cooper.
The kings attendants were Messrs. j.
Aston Cabell, Thomas n. Carter, and
General Charles j. Anderson.
Governor Lee made the coronation adj
dress. The ball was a grand success in
every way, and it is hoped a handsome
sum was realized for the object for which
the ball was held.
The lady managers were assiduous in
their efforts to please, and deserve great
credit for the admirable manner in which
all the arrangements were carried out.
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LIABLE.
Judgment of the Lower Court Amir

Judgment of the Lower Court Affirmed.
The case Of Smith against Watson,
Sumner g. Co. was decided in the SUI
prcme Court yesterday, Judge Lacy de-
livering the opinion Of the court. 1t was on
a writ of error to a judgment Of the Circuit
Court of the city Of Richmond, rendered
at the December term, 1884, in an action
of assumpsit. The facts briefly stated
were as follows: In 1882 the appellant,
Smith, began to manufacture paper in
Richmond, under the firm and style of
"Old Dcnn1ion Paper Mills" and con-
tinued so until September 1st,
1888, when he leased the mills to one
Henry Kramer, who from the time Smith
started the said mills until he closed them,
had been manager of the same for him.
Kramer bought five hundred and ninety
dollars worth of goods on the goth Of
August, from Watson, Sumner q Co., of
New York, for j. G. Smith. These goods
were used in the mill after the mill had
been leased by Smith, and Watson, Sum
ner 81 Co., not receiving pay for the said
goods from Kramer, manager, sued to re-
cover the amount from Smith.
The lower court held that Smith was
legally liable for the debt, and the Su-
preme Court yesterday affirmed the de-
cision of the Circuit Court of Richmond.